R&J Review

Romeo compares Juliet to many things. What is the essence of all of them?

Who said "A plague o'both your houses"?

What does Juliet place beside her before she drinks her potion?

Overall, what does the Nurse want for Juliet?

To whom is the Prince related?

Which character uses "double speak"?

When banished, Romeo goes to

Who were the first two to get into a fight?

In the balcony scene, Romeo compares Juliet to

Romeo is to get to his wedding night by

Why does the Friar get angry with Romeo?

Why does the Friar agree to marry the couple?

Mercutio is killed by

The reason the family feud continues is

What is an example of comic relief in the play?

"Parting is such sweet sorrow" is a(n)

Why is Romeo depressed at the start of the play?

When is Juliet informed about her impending marriage to Paris?

Whenever Romeo has a bad feeling about something, it could be considered

Who said "I shall withdraw; but this intrusion shall/Now seeming sweet, convert to bitter gall"

What is Paris' dying wish?

What event is left out of BOTH the 1968 and DiCaprio movie versions we watched in class?

How long does Juliet wait for the Nurse to return with news of Romeo?

Which of the following do we NOT find out in the Prologue?

Who said that they hated peace as much as hell?

Which of the following is Juliet worried about during the balcony scene?

When is Tybalt killed?

How old is Juliet?

When Mercutio says his friends may find him "a grave man" tomorrow, this shows his

The Prince shows his anger at the fighting by

When he first meets her, Romeo says he is a _______ and Juliet is a _______.

The only characters who know of the wedding are

The whole play takes place in

What happened in Romeo's dream?

Romeo's reaction to Juliet's beauty in the tomb is an example of

Why doesn't Romeo's mother accompany his father to the tomb at the end?

Why does Paris come to see Lord Capulet at the start of the play?

When Romeo says that he "dreamt [his] lady came and found [him] dead" this is an example of

When Juliet refers to the word that "hath slain ten thousand Tybalts" what word is it?

What is an apothecary?

Where do Romeo and Juliet meet?

Why does Tybalt want to fight Romeo

What literary device shows Romeo's confused feelings towards love at the start of the play?

"Star-cross'd" implies

Why does Romeo not want to go to the Capulet party?

Who is the last person to see Juliet alive?

Dramatic Irony is when

Romeo's servant is

Lords Capulet and Montague agree

Which of the Friar's quotes indicate his frustration with Romeo?